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    Quote Originally Posted by fackinlogins
    Hey guys, fake login here so i apologise for that, dont want to register...

    as to people commenting on tony (bigtoe) running 3.3V and greater without using the 5V rail, thats an easy one.

    Grab that nice block you use to set your ram voltages to 5V, and move it one row down, so the pins nearest the edge of the boot (should be 3 pins) have nothing covering them. Then get a spare jumper, and cover the uncovered pin as if it were on 3.3V

    the pins closest to the ATX plug control the bios options, the one furthest away is the one that chooses 3.3V / 5.0V rail... so its simple, mix and match.

    (you need adjusted rails to do this, 3.7V rail gets you about 3.5V in bios)

    confirmation: move the block one step towards the ATX plug, as if it were 5V. use a normal jumper such as that on a HD, to cover the pins that are left as if it were 3.3V. this gives you the bios options, but on the 3.3V rail...

    Who ever you are,THANK YOU !

    There is a Zippy PSU bug 5v jumper bug on this motherboard .
    If this indeed works to circumvent that bug,you will have made lots of people happy.

    FYI:my 3.3v pot goes 3.43 max on my Zippy

    ZIPPY owners report please ,I dont have anything other than TCCD so I cant try it.
    Last edited by Nanobot; 04-10-2005 at 07:21 AM.
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